印度在2026年国际象棋性别平等指数中下降一位至第25位，尽管其总体分数略有改善。该指数于国际妇女节发布，评估了119个棋联中女性在国际象棋中的参与度和进步情况。虽然印度在比赛中的表现依然强劲，但女性参与率低导致了这一下滑。
国际象棋性别平等指数（GECI）的第二版于3月8日由FIDE女子国际象棋委员会和昆士兰大学发布。该报告通过三个关键指标评估女性在国际象棋中的参与情况：参与度、表现和进步。
印度在2026年国际象棋性别平等指数中滑至第25位
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